Word: grassed
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CAPTAIN SCOTT O'GRADY HAD THE grace to blush when America welcomed him home with the kind of publicity once lavished on Douglas MacArthur. O'Grady had eaten grass and ants for six days of adventurous Bosnian discomfort...
...realize that what we want is change for the good of the nation, and that by cooperating they too may be able to bring about what is good for the nation." Outside, members of her long-suppressed National League for Democracy were cutting back a six-year growth of grass and weeds. As for the precise reason for her release, the "Lady" could only speculate: "Was it just a publicity stunt, or was it designed to get more investment from abroad? Was it merely a way to lighten international pressure, or was it really for the good of the nation...
...batting average in 162 games over the past two seasons. Reliever Mesa has taken on the role of Wild Thing, with 17 saves this year in as many opportunities. And while there is no match for Serrano, there is an actual Jobu. A Mr. Potato Head-like figure with grass growing out of his head, he watches batting practice from a post near the dugout...
...Professor of Constitutional Law Laurence H. Tribe '62 have supported the Supreme Court's ruling in the case shows how radically progressive judicial perspectives need to be altered in the face of new sociological realities. Yet liberals can't expect the courts to solve all their problems. Hopefully, some grass roots political action can lead Boston to give the parade permit to a more inclusive group of marchers in coming years. And perhaps in the midst of reflection on these efforts, economic and social liberals will begin to recognize the deep social basis of their common ground...
With its rolling fairways, long grass and open invitation to the elements, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club has been called the most Scottish of all American golf courses. In truth, though, the site of the centennial U.S. Open that begins this week is the most American of all American courses...